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cargo.one's forwarders can now book IBS' airlines; unveils integration

June 16, 2020: The two technology players in air cargo, cargo.one and IBS Software officially announced their partnership to integrate their digital capabilities; 1500+ freight forwarder branches on cargo.one platform can now book capacities of 30+ airlines on iCargo sales platform of IBS.

The companies have been working together to create custom integrations for leading airlines, including Etihad Cargo and Nippon Cargo Airlines.
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The companies have been working together to create custom integrations for leading airlines, including Etihad Cargo and Nippon Cargo Airlines.

June 16, 2020: The two technology players in air cargo, cargo.one and IBS Software officially announced their partnership to integrate their digital capabilities; 1500+ freight forwarder branches on cargo.one platform can now book capacities of 30+ airlines on iCargo sales platform of IBS.

Etihad and Nippon
The companies have been working together to create custom integrations for leading airlines, including Etihad Cargo and Nippon Cargo Airlines, to successfully help them to further develop their digital distribution capabilities. In 2020, cargo.one has already displayed hundreds of thousands of bookable offers for airlines running IBS iCargo, without the use of a standardized plug and play solution.

First booking
"With the first plug and play booking for All Nippon Airways (ANA) on cargo.one last week, cargo.one pioneers the implementation of the new iCargo Sales Platform which represents an industry-first standard integration for airlines running IBS’s iCargo software. The partners, IBS Software and cargo.one ‘walk the talk’ of digitalization by delivering real results for their airline partner and cargo.one’s extensively growing user base of freight forwarders," says the release.

Record increase in demand for cargo.one
As Covid-19 urges airlines and forwarder sales teams to adapt to a new normal, cargo.one reports record increase in usage and demand. The platform now serves about 1,500 freight forwarder branches, located across key European markets. This customer base represents a significant growth of 425 percent compared to last year.

Distributing capacity online at live rates
Moritz Claussen, founder and managing director of cargo.one says: “We see that COVID-19 has been a catalyst for digital transformation within the air cargo industry. This is reflected in the now 1,500 forwarder branches using cargo.one on a daily basis. Furthermore, we see that distributing capacity online at live rates is an essential part of the recovery roadmap for many airlines. Together with IBS Software we have been building a proven plug and play solution that empowers all IBS airlines to seamlessly integrate with cargo.one and get access to our ever-growing user base. Allowing airlines to boost sales online and almost instantly relieve overloaded sales staff.”

Ashok Rajan, SVP & head of cargo & logistics, IBS Software, said “We truly believe that leveraging online distribution is the way forward for airlines to emerge faster and stronger from the crisis and we are excited to enable these connections with innovation leader cargo.one and our state of the art technology. It is heartening to see how both companies have worked together in these challenging circumstances to deliver innovative capabilities that will help the industry. We have moved further in our broader goal of creating a “digital ecosystem” by collaborating with complimenting services, to bring greater value to customers using iCargo. I am excited as we will see digitalization accelerating further over the next months through our joint efforts.”

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